I want to become a doctor in 8years

Ramavath srichandana If you are in your 10th now, you shpuld take up Physics, Chemistry, English and Biology as your core subjects in your 11th and 12th. That takes 2 years. And while in your 12th, you should score a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry and Biology. It is 50% if you belong to General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% if you belong to OBC,SC,ST. Now this will qualify you for NEET which is the entrance exam for admission to Medical Colleges across India. In India, we have Government Medical Colleges, Private Medical Colleges, Deemed/Central Universities. And MBBS seats are filled through All India Counselling and State Counselling. Private Medical Colleges do not participate in All India Counselling and the seats are filled through State Counselling alone. And for appearing for State Counselling you need to hold the domicile of that particular State. Or else the only other option is through Management Quota. Under All India Quota, All the 15% of All India Quota Seats except for Jammu and Kashmir, 100% Seats at Deemed and Central Universities, IP Quota seats in ESIC Colleges, Seats at AFMC, AIIMS and JIPMER are filled by DGHS. The 85% State Quota and Private Colleges are filled by the respective State Authorities. And there are 3 Categories in Private Medical Colleges. Category A is the Government Quota Seats. And only candidates of the home State are eligible to apply for these seats. B Category seats are also called Management Quota Seats and they are filled through State Counselling and the remaining seats are filled through direct Admissions by contacting the College directly. Here the fees is usually nothing less than 40 lakhs. The last Category is NRI seats Category and you cannot apply for that. So you will need a score of 550 to 675 for a seat in top Medical Colleges like AIIMS, JIPMER, AFMC, CMC, KGMU etc. Now MBBS is a 50 months course with 1 year mandatory internship. If you can crack NEET in the forst attempt, you can become a Doctor in 8 years sharp from now.